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05/12/2019

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Local News Roundup: Mecklenburg leaders push back on tax amendment, bill advances; CMPD releases crime data; win or go home for the Hornets

The North Carolina General Assembly’s short session starts Tuesday, and a proposal to cap property tax increases has Mecklenburg leaders on edge. Meanwhile, CMPD just dropped first-quarter crime stats and separate new data shows nearly half those arrested in last year's Charlotte Border Patrol operation had no criminal record. Also, after an overtime win on Tuesday, the Hornets face the Orlando Magic on Friday night, fighting for a final playoff spot.

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Building Charlotte: Can the construction industry balance opportunity and uncertainty?

Charlotte is growing, but the construction industry is facing headwinds as they try to keep up. The industry is staring down a mix of challenges from rising costs, tariffs and workforce shortages. There's also opportunities, like how to implement artificial intelligence. We check in on an industry navigating change in a constantly evolving region.

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New survey says North Carolinians are pessimistic about the nation’s political future but united behind constitutional checks and balances

A recent survey shows that while North Carolinians are pessimistic about the nation’s political future, they are strongly united in support of constitutional checks and balances. They also oppose presidential overreach. And they say these feelings would influence their vote in the next election, including among members of both parties.

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Beyond the Storm: A look at Helene resiliency at WFAE's Carolinas Climate Summit

Nearly two years ago, Hurricane Helene devastated portions of the Carolinas. Since then, a change in administrations in Washington and a budget standoff in Raleigh have led to confusion and frustration. Access to resources has often been difficult. Hear the conversation we had about that and resiliency during WFAEs Carolina’s Climate Summit.

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Local News Roundup: CATS safety, redlight cameras, Mooresville mayor faces calls to resign, Hornets make final playoff push

On the local news roundup, Charlotte City Council’s safety committee focuses on transit security and debates the return of red light cameras, Mooresville Mayor Chris Carney says he won’t resign following a vote of no confidence by the town board, and the Hornets are in the final stretch of their most successful season in years.

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Art as medicine: Social prescribing takes patients from clinics to connection

Social prescribing is changing how health care is traditionally thought of by linking patients to community-based activities to address stress, loneliness and overall well-being. Through partnerships at hospitals and museums, Charlotte is beginning to explore how creative expression can support mental and physical health. We explore how social prescribing works and the research behind it.

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Set phasers to stun! A ride through William Shatner's career + WFAE's Carolina Climate Summit preview

Star Trek’s William Shatner talks about his career, the Earth and space. Then, we get a preview of WFAE’s Carolinas Climate Summit.

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Inside the push to end predatory towing practices in Charlotte and North Carolina

We take a look at the predatory practices some Charlotte tow truck drivers use to take advantage of those they tow. That includes both civilian and commercial truck drivers. Plus, we dive into what lawmakers are doing to stop it.

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NewsWorthy for Apr. 22, 2026

Gov. Josh Stein laid out his budget proposal at Tuesday's legislative session. A large number of Gaston County residents voice concerns at this week's School Board meeting. J.P. Morgan Chase plans to expand into SouthPark, with upwards of 1,000 jobs by 2028. Fans of THC-infused drinks may be caught out soon by a new federal law that bans the drinks.

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What's in the air? A check on air quality and allergens

We look at what’s in the air right now and how it impacts us. We’ll break down how air quality is measured, what’s improved over time and what challenges remain. We’ll also examine the distinct forces behind the region's intense allergy season and what it means for daily life.

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